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/* This is a C# version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
 *
 * Ported from the Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
 * CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
 */

using System;

namespace Lucene.Net.Analysis.En
{

    /** A list of words used by Kstem
     */
    internal class KStemData4
    {
        private KStemData4()
        {
        }

        internal static readonly String[] data =
            {
                "granular", "granulate", "granule", "grape", "grapefruit",
                "grapeshot", "grapevine", "graph", "graphic", "graphical",
                "graphically", "graphite", "graphology", "grapnel", "grapple",
                "grasp", "grasping", "grass", "grasshopper", "grassland",
                "grassy", "grate", "grateful", "grater", "gratification",
                "gratify", "gratifying", "grating", "gratis", "gratitude",
                "gratuitous", "gratuity", "grave", "gravel", "gravelly",
                "gravestone", "graveyard", "gravitate", "gravitation", "gravity",
                "gravure", "gravy", "gray", "graybeard", "grayish",
                "graze", "grease", "greasepaint", "greaseproof", "greaser",
                "greasy", "great", "greatcoat", "greater", "greatly",
                "grebe", "grecian", "greed", "greedy", "green",
                "greenback", "greenery", "greenfly", "greengage", "greengrocer",
                "greenhorn", "greenhouse", "greenish", "greenroom", "greens",
                "greenwood", "greet", "greeting", "gregarious", "gremlin",
                "grenade", "grenadier", "grenadine", "grew", "grey",
                "greybeard", "greyhound", "greyish", "grid", "griddle",
                "gridiron", "grief", "grievance", "grieve", "grievous",
                "griffin", "grill", "grim", "grimace", "grime",
                "grimy", "grin", "grind", "grinder", "grindstone",
                "gringo", "grip", "gripe", "gripes", "gripping",
                "grisly", "grist", "gristle", "grit", "grits",
                "grizzle", "grizzled", "groan", "groat", "groats",
                "grocer", "groceries", "grocery", "grog", "groggy",
                "groin", "groom", "groove", "groover", "groovy",
                "grope", "gropingly", "gross", "grotesque", "grotto",
                "grotty", "grouch", "ground", "grounding", "groundless",
                "groundnut", "grounds", "groundsel", "groundsheet", "groundsman",
                "groundwork", "group", "groupie", "grouping", "grouse",
                "grove", "grovel", "grow", "grower", "growl",
                "grown", "growth", "groyne", "grub", "grubby",
                "grudge", "grudging", "gruel", "grueling", "gruelling",
                "gruesome", "gruff", "grumble", "grumbling", "grumpy",
                "grundyism", "grunt", "gryphon", "guano", "guarantee",
                "guarantor", "guaranty", "guard", "guarded", "guardhouse",
                "guardian", "guardianship", "guardrail", "guardroom", "guardsman",
                "guava", "gubernatorial", "gudgeon", "guerilla", "guerrilla",
                "guess", "guesswork", "guest", "guesthouse", "guestroom",
                "guffaw", "guidance", "guide", "guidelines", "guild",
                "guilder", "guildhall", "guile", "guileless", "guillemot",
                "guillotine", "guilt", "guilty", "guinea", "guipure",
                "guise", "guitar", "gulch", "gulden", "gulf",
                "gull", "gullet", "gulley", "gullible", "gully",
                "gulp", "gum", "gumbo", "gumboil", "gumboot",
                "gumdrop", "gummy", "gumption", "gun", "gunboat",
                "gundog", "gunfire", "gunge", "gunman", "gunmetal",
                "gunnel", "gunner", "gunnery", "gunnysack", "gunpoint",
                "gunpowder", "gunrunner", "gunshot", "gunshy", "gunsmith",
                "gunwale", "guppy", "gurgle", "guru", "gush",
                "gusher", "gushing", "gushy", "gusset", "gust",
                "gustatory", "gusto", "gusty", "gut", "gutless",
                "guts", "gutsy", "gutter", "guttersnipe", "guttural",
                "guv", "guvnor", "guy", "guzzle", "gym",
                "gymkhana", "gymnasium", "gymnast", "gymnastic", "gymnastics",
                "gymslip", "gynaecology", "gynecology", "gyp", "gypsum",
                "gypsy", "gyrate", "gyration", "gyroscope", "gyves",
                "haberdasher", "haberdashery", "habiliment", "habit", "habitable",
                "habitat", "habitation", "habitual", "habituate", "hacienda",
                "hack", "hackles", "hackney", "hackneyed", "hacksaw",
                "hackwork", "had", "haddock", "hadji", "haft",
                "hag", "haggard", "haggis", "haggle", "hagiography",
                "haiku", "hail", "hailstone", "hailstorm", "hair",
                "hairbrush", "haircut", "hairdo", "hairdresser", "hairgrip",
                "hairless", "hairline", "hairnet", "hairpiece", "hairpin",
                "hairspring", "hairy", "hajji", "hake", "halberd",
                "halcyon", "hale", "half", "halfback", "halfpence",
                "halfpenny", "halfpennyworth", "halftone", "halfway", "halibut",
                "halitosis", "hall", "halleluja", "halliard", "hallmark",
                "hallo", "hallow", "hallstand", "hallucinate", "hallucination",
                "hallucinatory", "hallucinogenic", "hallway", "halma", "halo",
                "halt", "halter", "halterneck", "halting", "halve",
                "halves", "halyard", "ham", "hamadryad", "hamburger",
                "hamlet", "hammer", "hammock", "hamper", "hamster",
                "hamstring", "hand", "handbag", "handball", "handbarrow",
                "handbill", "handbook", "handbrake", "handcart", "handclap",
                "handcuff", "handcuffs", "handful", "handgun", "handhold",
                "handicap", "handicraft", "handiwork", "handkerchief", "handle",
                "handlebars", "handler", "handloom", "handmade", "handmaiden",
                "handout", "handpick", "handrail", "handshake", "handsome",
                "handstand", "handwork", "handwriting", "handwritten", "handy",
                "handyman", "hang", "hangar", "hangdog", "hanger",
                "hanging", "hangings", "hangman", "hangnail", "hangout",
                "hangover", "hangup", "hank", "hanker", "hankering",
                "hankie", "hanky", "hansard", "hansom", "hap",
                "haphazard", "hapless", "haply", "happen", "happening",
                "happily", "happiness", "happy", "harangue", "harass",
                "harassment", "harbinger", "harbor", "harbour", "hard",
                "hardback", "hardboard", "hardbound", "harden", "hardheaded",
                "hardihood", "hardiness", "hardly", "hardness", "hardship",
                "hardtop", "hardware", "hardwearing", "hardwood", "hardy",
                "hare", "harebell", "harebrained", "harelip", "harem",
                "haricot", "hark", "harlequin", "harlequinade", "harlot",
                "harm", "harmless", "harmonic", "harmonica", "harmonise",
                "harmonium", "harmonize", "harmony", "harness", "harp",
                "harpoon", "harpsichord", "harpy", "harquebus", "harridan",
                "harrier", "harrow", "harrowing", "harry", "harsh",
                "hart", "hartal", "hartebeest", "harvest", "harvester",
                "has", "hash", "hashish", "hasp", "hassle",
                "hassock", "hast", "haste", "hasten", "hasty",
                "hat", "hatband", "hatch", "hatchback", "hatchery",
                "hatchet", "hatching", "hatchway", "hate", "hateful",
                "hath", "hatless", "hatpin", "hatred", "hatter",
                "hauberk", "haughty", "haul", "haulage", "haulier",
                "haulm", "haunch", "haunt", "haunting", "hautbois",
                "hautboy", "hauteur", "havana", "have", "haven",
                "haver", "haversack", "haves", "havoc", "haw",
                "hawk", "hawker", "hawser", "hawthorn", "hay",
                "haycock", "hayfork", "haymaker", "haystack", "haywire",
                "hazard", "hazardous", "haze", "hazel", "hazy",
                "head", "headache", "headband", "headboard", "headcheese",
                "headdress", "header", "headfirst", "headgear", "headhunter",
                "heading", "headland", "headless", "headlight", "headline",
                "headlong", "headman", "headmaster", "headphone", "headpiece",
                "headquarters", "headrest", "headroom", "headset", "headship",
                "headshrinker", "headstall", "headstone", "headstrong", "headway",
                "headwind", "headword", "heady", "heal", "health",
                "healthful", "healthy", "heap", "hear", "hearer",
                "hearing", "hearken", "hearsay", "hearse", "heart",
                "heartache", "heartbeat", "heartbreak", "heartbreaking", "heartbroken",
                "heartburn", "hearten", "heartening", "heartfelt", "hearth",
                "hearthrug", "heartily", "heartless", "heartrending", "heartsease",
                "heartsick", "heartstrings", "heartthrob", "heartwarming", "heartwood",
                "hearty", "heat", "heated", "heater", "heath",
                "heathen", "heather", "heating", "heatstroke", "heave",
                "heaven", "heavenly", "heavenwards", "heavy", "heavyhearted",
                "heavyweight", "hebdomadal", "hebraic", "hebrew", "hecatomb",
                "heck", "heckle", "hectare", "hectic", "hector",
                "hedge", "hedgehog", "hedgehop", "hedgerow", "hedonism",
                "heed", "heel", "heelball", "hefty", "hegemony",
                "hegira", "heifer", "height", "heighten", "heinous",
                "heir", "heiress", "heirloom", "hejira", "held",
                "helicopter", "heliograph", "heliotrope", "heliport", "helium",
                "hell", "hellcat", "hellene", "hellenic", "hellenistic",
                "hellish", "hellishly", "hello", "helm", "helmet",
                "helmeted", "helmsman", "helot", "help", "helpful",
                "helping", "helpless", "helpmate", "helve", "hem",
                "hemisphere", "hemline", "hemlock", "hemoglobin", "hemophilia",
                "hemophiliac", "hemorrhage", "hemorrhoid", "hemp", "hempen",
                "hemstitch", "hen", "henbane", "hence", "henceforth",
                "henchman", "henna", "hennaed", "henpecked", "hepatitis",
                "heptagon", "her", "herald", "heraldic", "heraldry",
                "herb", "herbaceous", "herbage", "herbal", "herbalist",
                "herbivorous", "herculean", "herd", "herdsman", "here",
                "hereabouts", "hereafter", "hereby", "hereditament", "hereditary",
                "heredity", "herein", "hereinafter", "hereof", "heresy",
                "heretic", "hereto", "heretofore", "hereunder", "hereupon",
                "herewith", "heritable", "heritage", "hermaphrodite", "hermetic",
                "hermit", "hermitage", "hernia", "hero", "heroic",
                "heroics", "heroin", "heroism", "heron", "heronry",
                "herpes", "herr", "herring", "herringbone", "hers",
                "herself", "hertz", "hesitancy", "hesitant", "hesitate",
                "hesitation", "hesperus", "hessian", "heterodox", "heterodoxy",
                "heterogeneous", "heterosexual", "heuristic", "heuristics", "hew",
                "hewer", "hex", "hexagon", "hexagram", "hexameter",
                "hey", "heyday", "hiatus", "hibernate", "hibiscus",
                "hiccough", "hiccup", "hick", "hickory", "hide",
                "hideaway", "hidebound", "hideous", "hiding", "hie",
                "hierarchy", "hieroglyph", "hieroglyphics", "high", "highball",
                "highborn", "highboy", "highbrow", "higher", "highfalutin",
                "highland", "highlander", "highlands", "highlight", "highly",
                "highness", "highpitched", "highroad", "highway", "highwayman",
                "hijack", "hike", "hilarious", "hilarity", "hill",
                "hillbilly", "hillock", "hillside", "hilly", "hilt",
                "him", "himself", "hind", "hinder", "hindmost",
                "hindquarters", "hindrance", "hindsight", "hindu", "hinduism",
                "hinge", "hint", "hinterland", "hip", "hipbath",
                "hippie", "hippodrome", "hippopotamus", "hippy", "hipster",
                "hire", "hireling", "hirsute", "his", "hiss",
                "hist", "histamine", "histology", "historian", "historic",
                "historical", "history", "histrionic", "histrionics", "hit",
                "hitch", "hitchhike", "hither", "hitherto", "hive",
                "hives", "hms", "hoard", "hoarding", "hoarfrost",
                "hoarse", "hoary", "hoax", "hob", "hobble",
                "hobbledehoy", "hobby", "hobbyhorse", "hobgoblin", "hobnail",
                "hobnob", "hobo", "hock", "hockey", "hod",
                "hodgepodge", "hoe", "hog", "hoggish", "hogmanay",
                "hogshead", "hogwash", "hoist", "hold", "holdall",
                "holder", "holding", "holdover", "holdup", "hole",
                "holiday", "holidaymaker", "holiness", "holler", "hollow",
                "holly", "hollyhock", "hollywood", "holocaust", "holograph",
                "holstein", "holster", "holy", "homage", "homburg",
                "home", "homecoming", "homegrown", "homeland", "homelike",
                "homely", "homemade", "homeopath", "homeopathy", "homeric",
                "homesick", "homespun", "homestead", "hometown", "homeward",
                "homewards", "homework", "homey", "homicidal", "homicide",
                "homiletic", "homiletics", "homily", "homing", "hominy",
                "homoeopath", "homoeopathy", "homogeneous", "homogenise", "homogenize",
                "homograph", "homonym", "homophone", "homosexual", "homy",
                "hone", "honest", "honestly", "honesty", "honey",
                "honeybee", "honeycomb", "honeycombed", "honeydew", "honeyed",
                "honeymoon", "honeysuckle", "honk", "honkie", "honky",
                "honor", "honorable", "honorarium", "honorary", "honorific",
                "honors", "honour", "honourable", "honours", "hooch",
                "hood", "hooded", "hoodlum", "hoodoo", "hoodwink",
                "hooey", "hoof", "hook", "hookah", "hooked",
                "hooker", "hookey", "hookup", "hookworm", "hooky",
                "hooligan", "hoop", "hooray", "hoot", "hooter",
                "hoover", "hooves", "hop", "hope", "hopeful",
                "hopefully", "hopeless", "hopper", "hopscotch", "horde",
                "horizon", "horizontal", "hormone", "horn", "hornbeam",
                "hornbill", "horned", "hornet", "hornpipe", "horny",
                "horology", "horoscope", "horrendous", "horrible", "horrid",
                "horrific", "horrify", "horror", "horrors", "horse",
                "horseback", "horsebox", "horseflesh", "horsefly", "horsehair",
                "horselaugh", "horseman", "horsemanship", "horsemeat", "horseplay",
                "horsepower", "horseracing", "horseradish", "horseshit", "horseshoe",
                "horsewhip", "horsewoman", "horsy", "hortative", "horticulture",
                "hosanna", "hose", "hosier", "hosiery", "hospice",
                "hospitable", "hospital", "hospitalise", "hospitality", "hospitalize",
                "host", "hostage", "hostel", "hosteler", "hosteller",
                "hostelry", "hostess", "hostile", "hostilities", "hostility",
                "hostler", "hot", "hotbed", "hotchpotch", "hotel",
                "hotelier", "hotfoot", "hothead", "hothouse", "hotly",
                "hotplate", "hotpot", "hottentot", "hound", "hour",
                "hourglass", "houri", "hourly", "house", "houseboat",
                "housebound", "houseboy", "housebreaker", "housebroken", "housecoat",
                "housecraft", "housedog", "housefather", "housefly", "houseful",
                "household", "householder", "housekeeper", "housekeeping", "housemaid",
                "houseman", "housemaster", "housemother", "houseroom", "housetops",
                "housewarming", "housewife", "housewifery", "housework", "housing",
                "hove", "hovel", "hover", "hovercraft", "how",
                "howdah", "howdy", "however", "howitzer", "howl",
                "howler", "howling", "howsoever", "hoyden", "hrh",
                "hub", "hubbub", "hubby", "hubcap", "hubris",
                "huckaback", "huckleberry", "huckster", "huddle", "hue",
                "huff", "huffish", "huffy", "hug", "huge",
                "hugely", "huguenot", "huh", "hula", "hulk",
                "hulking", "hull", "hullabaloo", "hullo", "hum",
                "human", "humane", "humanise", "humanism", "humanitarian",
                "humanitarianism", "humanities", "humanity", "humanize", "humankind",
                "humanly", "humble", "humbug", "humdinger", "humdrum",
                "humerus", "humid", "humidify", "humidity", "humidor",
                "humiliate", "humility", "hummingbird", "hummock", "humor",
                "humorist", "humorous", "humour", "hump", "humpback",
                "humph", "humus", "hun", "hunch", "hunchback",
                "hundred", "hundredweight", "hung", "hunger", "hungry",
                "hunk", "hunkers", "hunt", "hunter", "hunting",
                "huntress", "huntsman", "hurdle", "hurl", "hurling",
                "hurray", "hurricane", "hurried", "hurry", "hurt",
                "hurtful", "hurtle", "husband", "husbandman", "husbandry",
                "hush", "husk", "husky", "hussar", "hussy",
                "hustings", "hustle", "hustler", "hut", "hutch",
                "hutment", "huzza", "huzzah", "hyacinth", "hyaena",
                "hybrid", "hybridise", "hybridize", "hydra", "hydrangea",
                "hydrant", "hydrate", "hydraulic", "hydraulics", "hydrocarbon",
                "hydroelectric", "hydrofoil", "hydrogen", "hydrophobia", "hydroplane",
                "hydroponics", "hydrotherapy", "hyena", "hygiene", "hygienic",
                "hymen", "hymeneal", "hymn", "hymnal", "hyperbola",
                "hyperbole", "hyperbolic", "hypercritical", "hypermarket", "hypersensitive",
                "hyphen", "hyphenate", "hypnosis", "hypnotise", "hypnotism",
                "hypnotist", "hypnotize", "hypo", "hypochondria", "hypochondriac",
                "hypocrisy", "hypocrite", "hypodermic", "hypotenuse", "hypothermia",
                "hypothesis", "hypothetical", "hysterectomy", "hysteria", "hysterical",
                "hysterics", "iamb", "iberian", "ibex", "ibidem",
                "ibis", "icbm", "ice", "iceberg", "icebound",
                "icebox", "icebreaker", "icefall", "icehouse", "iceman",
                "icicle", "icing", "icon", "iconoclast", "icy",
                "idea", "ideal", "idealise", "idealism", "idealist",
                "idealize", "ideally", "idem", "identical", "identification",
                "identify", "identikit", "identity", "ideogram", "ideology",
                "ides", "idiocy", "idiom", "idiomatic", "idiosyncrasy",
                "idiot", "idle", "idol", "idolater", "idolatrous",
                "idolatry", "idolise", "idolize", "idyl", "idyll",
                "igloo", "igneous", "ignite", "ignition", "ignoble",
                "ignominious", "ignominy", "ignoramus", "ignorance", "ignorant",
                "ignore", "iguana", "ikon", "ilex", "ilk",
                "ill", "illegal", "illegality", "illegible", "illegitimate",
                "illiberal", "illicit", "illimitable", "illiterate", "illness",
                "illogical", "illuminate", "illuminating", "illumination", "illuminations",
                "illusion", "illusionist", "illusory", "illustrate", "illustration",
                "illustrative", "illustrator", "illustrious", "image", "imagery",
                "imaginable", "imaginary", "imagination", "imaginative", "imagine",
                "imam", "imbalance", "imbecile", "imbecility", "imbed",
                "imbibe", "imbroglio", "imbue", "imitate", "imitation",
                "imitative", "imitator", "immaculate", "immanence", "immanent",
                "immaterial", "immature", "immeasurable", "immediacy", "immediate",
                "immediately", "immemorial", "immense", "immensely", "immensity",
                "immerse", "immersion", "immigrant", "immigrate", "imminence",
                "imminent", "immobile", "immobilise", "immobilize", "immoderate",
                "immodest", "immolate", "immoral", "immorality", "immortal",
                "immortalise", "immortality", "immortalize", "immovable", "immune",
                "immunise", "immunize", "immure", "immutable", "imp",
                "impact", "impacted", "impair", "impala", "impale",
                "impalpable", "impanel", "impart", "impartial", "impassable",
                "impasse", "impassioned", "impassive", "impatience", "impatient",
                "impeach", "impeccable", "impecunious", "impedance", "impede",
                "impediment", "impedimenta", "impel", "impending", "impenetrable",
                "impenitent", "imperative", "imperceptible", "imperfect", "imperial",
                "imperialism", "imperialist", "imperialistic", "imperil", "imperious",
                "imperishable", "impermanent", "impermeable", "impersonal", "impersonate",
                "impertinent", "imperturbable", "impervious", "impetigo", "impetuous",
                "impetus", "impiety", "impinge", "impious", "impish",
                "implacable", "implant", "implement", "implicate", "implication",
                "implicit", "implore", "implosion", "imply", "impolite",
                "impolitic", "imponderable", "import", "importance", "important",
                "importation", "importunate", "importune", "impose", "imposing",
                "imposition", "impossible", "impostor", "imposture", "impotent",
                "impound", "impoverish", "impracticable", "impractical", "imprecation",
                "impregnable", "impregnate", "impresario", "impress", "impression",
                "impressionable", "impressionism", "impressionist", "impressionistic", "impressive",
                "imprimatur", "imprint", "imprison", "improbability", "improbable",
                "impromptu", "improper", "impropriety", "improve", "improvement",
                "improvident", "improvise", "imprudent", "impudent", "impugn",
                "impulse", "impulsion", "impulsive", "impunity", "impure",
                "impurity", "imputation", "impute", "inability", "inaccessible",
                "inaccurate", "inaction", "inactive", "inadequacy", "inadequate",
                "inadmissible", "inadvertent", "inalienable", "inamorata", "inane",
                "inanimate", "inanition", "inanity", "inapplicable", "inappropriate",
                "inapt", "inaptitude", "inarticulate", "inartistic", "inattention",
                "inattentive", "inaudible", "inaugural", "inaugurate", "inauspicious",
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                "lent", "lentil", "lento", "leo", "leonine",
                "leopard", "leotard", "leper", "leprechaun", "leprosy",
                "lesbian", "lesion", "less", "lessee", "lessen",
                "lesser", "lesson", "lessor", "lest", "let",
                "letdown", "lethal", "lethargy", "letraset", "letter",
                "letterbox", "lettered", "letterhead", "lettering", "letterpress",
                "letters", "letting", "lettuce", "letup", "leucocyte",
                "leucotomy", "leukaemia", "leukemia", "leukocyte", "levee",
                "level", "leveler", "leveller", "lever", "leverage",
                "leveret", "leviathan", "levitate", "levity", "levodopa",
                "levy", "lewd", "lexical", "lexicographer", "lexicography",
                "lexicon", "lexis", "liability", "liable", "liaise",
                "liaison", "liana", "liar", "lib", "libation",
                "libel", "libellous", "libelous", "liberal", "liberalise",
                "liberalism", "liberality", "liberalize", "liberally", "liberate",
                "liberated", "liberation", "libertarian", "liberties", "libertine",
                "liberty", "libidinous", "libido", "libra", "librarian",
                "library", "librettist", "libretto", "lice", "licence",
                "licenced", "license", "licensed", "licensee", "licentiate",
                "licentious", "lichen", "licit", "lick", "licking",
                "licorice", "lid", "lido", "lie", "lieder",
                "lief", "liege", "lien", "lieu", "lieutenant",
                "life", "lifeblood", "lifeboat", "lifeguard", "lifeless",
                "lifelike", "lifeline", "lifelong", "lifer", "lifetime",
                "lift", "liftboy", "ligament", "ligature", "light",
                "lighten", "lighter", "lighterage", "lighthouse", "lighting",
                "lightly", "lightness", "lightning", "lights", "lightship",
                "lightweight", "ligneous", "lignite", "likable", "like",
                "likeable", "likelihood", "likely", "liken", "likeness",
                "likes", "likewise", "liking", "lilac", "lilliputian",
                "lilo", "lilt", "lily", "limb", "limber",
                "limbo", "lime", "limeade", "limejuice", "limekiln",
                "limelight", "limerick", "limestone", "limey", "limit",
                "limitation", "limited", "limiting", "limitless", "limn",
                "limousine", "limp", "limpet", "limpid", "limy",
                "linchpin", "linctus", "linden", "line", "lineage",
                "lineal", "lineament", "linear", "lineman", "linen",
                "lineout", "liner", "linertrain", "lines", "lineshooter",
                "linesman", "lineup", "ling", "linger", "lingerie",
                "lingering", "lingo", "lingual", "linguist", "linguistic",
                "linguistics", "liniment", "lining", "link", "linkage",
                "linkman", "links", "linkup", "linnet", "linocut",
                "linoleum", "linotype", "linseed", "lint", "lintel",
                "lion", "lionize", "lip", "lipid", "lipstick",
                "liquefaction", "liquefy", "liquescent", "liqueur", "liquid",
                "liquidate", "liquidation", "liquidator", "liquidity", "liquidize",
                "liquidizer", "liquor", "liquorice", "lira", "lisle",
                "lisp", "lissom", "lissome", "list", "listen",
                "listenable", "listener", "listless", "lists", "lit",
                "litany", "litchi", "liter", "literacy", "literal",
                "literally", "literary", "literate", "literati", "literature",
                "lithe", "lithium", "lithograph", "lithographic", "lithography",
                "litigant", "litigate", "litigation", "litigious", "litmus",
                "litotes", "litre", "litter", "litterateur", "litterbin",
                "litterlout", "little", "littoral", "liturgical", "liturgy",
                "livable", "live", "liveable", "livelihood", "livelong",
                "lively", "liven", "liver", "liveried", "liverish",
                "livery", "liveryman", "lives", "livestock", "livid",
                "living", "lizard", "llama", "load", "loaded",
                "loadstar", "loadstone", "loaf", "loafsugar", "loam",
                "loan", "loanword", "loath", "loathe", "loathing",
                "loathsome", "loaves", "lob", "lobby", "lobed",
                "lobotomy", "lobster", "lobsterpot", "local", "locale",
                "localise", "localism", "locality", "localize", "locally",
                "locate", "located", "location", "loch", "loci",
            };
    }
}
